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Three Californian utilities have proposed changes in order to “modernise” the US state’s net metering policy, prompting a backlash from solar campaigners.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E) and Southern California Edison (SCE) brought forward a joint proposal on Monday (15 March) that would add monthly customer service and maintenance costs to California’s current net metering system for new adopters of residential solar systems.
The Proposal
The state’s existing program, NEM 2.0, allows solar power owners to save credits they are entitled to from excess energy over the course of the year. However, the utilities have put forward a successor to the current scheme, which will apply to new solar customers from November 2021. The new proposal, NEM 3.0, would see customers balancing their accounts each month.
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WASHINGTON, March 6 Three energy companies have issued a joint public comment on the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Office rule entitled Energy Conservation Program: Test Procedures for Small Electric Motors and Electric Motors; Final rule; delay of effective date . The comment was written on March 4, 2021, and posted on March 5, 2021:
The comment was co-signed by Patrick Eilert, manager for codes and standards at Pacific Gas and Electric Co.; Karen Klepack, senior manager for building electrification and codes and standards at Southern California Edison; and Kate Zeng, ETP/C&S/ZNE manager for customer programs at San Diego Gas and Electric Co.
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Save America s Workers from the Church of Wokeness | Opinion Vivek Ramaswamy
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Woke corporations in America today think they can fire employees for their politics without legal liability. They re mistaken.
Last month, Disney fired actress Gina Carano after she compared Nazi persecution of Jews to the persecution of conservatives in America today on social media. The company called her post abhorrent and unacceptable, declining to explain why her co-star Pedro Pascal remains employed despite his own posts comparing Trump supporters to Nazis. Distinguished science reporter Donald McNeil was recently ousted from
The New York Times for vocalizing the n-word when answering a high school student s question about whether a classmate deserved to be suspended for saying it. Emmanuel Cafferty, a Latino truck driver for San Diego Gas & Electric Company, was fired for accidentally yes,